The ready reckoner rates in Mumbai are the government-determined benchmarks, below which a property cannot be sold and registered in the state’s records. Even if the owner decides to sell the property at a rate less than the ready reckoner (RR) rate, they will have to pay the stamp duty and registration charges, based on the applicable RR rates.
For the uninitiated, the RR rates are decided by the state government and regularly revised. The RR rates in Mumbai are based on the area, property usage and prevalent market rates of property.
While Maharashtra had increased the RR rate for the entire state by an average of 1.74% in September 2020, no hike was announced for Mumbai, a city that is considered among the most expensive housing markets in the world and the most unaffordable residential market in India.
Based on the RR rate, a buyer’s stamp duty and registration charge liabilities are calculated. These amounts must be paid to the Maharashtra Revenue Department, before appearing in the sub-registrar’s office for a property registration appointment.
Ready reckoner rates in Mumbai’s various zones in 2024
The RR rate, known as the circle rate or guidance value in other Indian states, is based on the location of the property. The benchmarks differ from one locality to another. The tables below present the RR rates in selected zones of Mumbai.
RR rate in Colaba in 2024
RR rate in Worli in 2024
RR rate in Malabar and Cumbala Hill 2024
RR rate in Byculla in 2024
RR rate in Lower Parel in 2024
RR rate of Princess Dock Division 2024
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RR rate of Tardeo 2024
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RR rate of Dadar-Naigaon 2024
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RR rate of Parel & Sewri 2024
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RR rate of Mazgaon 2024
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RR rate of Girgaum 2024
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RR rate of Salt Pan Division 2024
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RR rate of Sion 2024
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RR rate of Dharavi 2024
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RR rate of Mahim 2024
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RR rate of Matunga 2024
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RR rate of Bhuleshwar 2024
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RR rate of Mandvi 2024
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How to check the ready reckoner rates for Mumbai in 2024?
Step 1: Visit the IGRS Maharashtra website. Click on ‘e-ASR’, under ‘Online Services’, and select ‘Process’.
Step 2: A map of Maharashtra with the names of all the districts will be displayed. Click on ‘Mumbai’.
Select the ‘Village/Zone’ to narrow down your search.
Step 3: The ready reckoner rates of the area would be displayed.
FAQs
What are ready reckoner rates?
Ready reckoner rate is the government determined value of land and property below which those can’t be registered in state records. Stamp duty payments are based on ready reckoner rates.
What are the other names for ready reckoner rates?
Ready reckoner rates are also known as circle rates and minimum guidance value in other states.
An alumna of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Dhenkanal, Sunita Mishra brings over 16 years of expertise to the fields of legal matters, financial insights, and property market trends. Recognised for her ability to elucidate complex topics, her articles serve as a go-to resource for home buyers navigating intricate subjects. Through her extensive career, she has been associated with esteemed organisations like the Financial Express, Hindustan Times, Network18, All India Radio, and Business Standard.
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